The Intercept: Chinese Police Kept Buying Cellebrite Phone Crackers After Cellebrite Said It Ended Sales

Fri August, 2021, Age: 2 years

As it plans to go public next week, Israeli cellphone hacking company Cellebrite has tried to present itself as a defender of global human rights. It claimed that its mission was to “protect and save lives, accelerate justice and preserve privacy in global communities” and emphasized its withdrawal from Bangladesh, Belarus, China, Hong Kong, Russia, and Venezuela. However, police on the mainland continued to buy the company’s products which allow officers to break into phones in their possession and siphon off data

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